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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1906
Page
4
In Nutley New Jersey the editor reflects on the President's address highlighting income and inheritance tax concerns. He notes Senate hesitancy and calls for curbing powerful interests. warns of looming public discussion ahead of the presidential campaign and naval planning issues.
A fragmented glancing survey notes alleged trouble with a Boston grand jury and public figures like Dr Dowie. It references Zion, the Hot Air Club, Anti Graft in Chicago, a Massachusetts chemist, and Carnegie. The passage contemplates economic strain on miners and consumers amid a looming strike.
A New York paper views New Jersey politics, noting Colby’s ambitions subsiding and Major Carl Lentz’s calm leadership. It praises Lentz and the Republican organization in Essex County, saying his strength builds public confidence and party success.
Notice is given that the Nutley Masonic Hall Association will hold its annual meeting at the association office on May 3, 1906, at 8 oclock to elect nine directors and address other business. Secretary Tos. H. Retcure signs the notice.
The Empire Theatre Newark presents DeWolt Hopper with Marguerite Clark in Reginald DeKoven and Frederic Ranken's comic opera de luxe Happyland for the week of April 23. Reviewers praise the production as a high form of comic opera with strong singing and comic talent throughout the company.
An advertisement by H. T. Lefferts touts AKE-IN-THH-Heap Tan- LETS for headache and neuralgia with a 15 minute relief guarantee and a 10 cent refund if not helped. The claim is safe and sure with a money-back offer.
Local ad touts Pepsikela tablets claiming cures for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. It invites readers to sample a 25 cent box for ten days and promises a money back guarantee by H. T. Lefferts if benefits are not received, with in-town testimonials available.
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